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American Fashion Critics Award

American Fashion Critics Award was founded by Coty in 1943 which is presented annually to U.S. or American designers whose work during the previous year
has had a significant effect

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American Fashion Independence

Deutsch: Amerikanische Modeunabhängigkeit / Español: Independencia de la moda estadounidense / Português: Independência da moda americana / Français: Indépendance de la mode américaine / Italiano: Indipendenza della moda americana

American Fashion Independence refers to the movement and ideology within the U.S. fashion industry that advocates for self-sufficiency, innovation, and cultural distinctiveness, reducing reliance on international fashion capitals such as Paris, Milan, or London. This concept encompasses economic, creative, and political dimensions, aiming to establish a unique American identity in global fashion while fostering domestic production and design talent. It reflects a broader historical and contemporary effort to challenge the dominance of European fashion norms and create a sustainable, locally rooted fashion ecosystem.

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American Rag

American Rag refers to a California-based company providing fashion and accessories to hip, young urban trendsetters.

The first American Rag was opened in San Francisco in 1984 as

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American Sleeve

American Sleeve refers to a "no sleeve"" design with a large diagonal cut from the base of the neck to the bottom of the arm

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Ammana

Ammana refers to a large wound or spiraled turban worn by the Muslims.

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Ancient greece tiara

Deutsch: Tiara im antiken Griechenland / Español: tiara en la antigua Grecia / Português: tiara na Grécia Antiga / Français: tiare de la Grèce antique / Italiano: tiara nella Grecia antica

Ancient Greece tiara refers to a type of headpiece worn in ancient Greek Culture, typically associated with high social status or divinity. Unlike the modern perception of a tiara as a small, ornamental crown often worn by women in formal contexts, the ancient Greek version was different in form and cultural significance.

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Anglican Clergy

Deutsch: Anglikanische Geistlichkeit / Español: Clero anglicano / Português: Clero anglicano / Français: Clergé anglican / Italiano: Clero anglicano

The Anglican Clergy occupies a unique position in the intersection of religious tradition and sartorial expression, particularly within the context of ecclesiastical fashion. As ordained ministers of the Anglican Communion, their attire serves not only functional purposes but also embodies theological symbolism, historical continuity, and institutional identity. The vestments and garments worn by Anglican clergy reflect a balance between liturgical necessity and evolving cultural influences, making them a subject of both ecclesiastical and fashion-related study.

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Angora

Deutsch: Angora / Español: Angora / Português: Angorá / Français: Angora / Italiano: Angora

Angora is a luxurious natural fibre obtained from the Angora rabbit. It is known for its exceptional softness, lightweight texture, and high warmth retention. Due to its fine and silky feel, Angora is often blended with other fibres, such as wool or synthetic materials, to enhance durability and elasticity.

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